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Su çiçeğinin komplikasyonu olarak geç tanı konmuş ve sekel bırakmış infantil septik kalça dislokasyonu: Bir olgu sunumu

Delayed diagnosis and sequela of infantile septic hip dislocation as a complication of chicken pox: A case report

Özcan PEHLİVAN
Selami SÜLEYMANOĞLU
Feridun ÇİLLİ
Selami ÇAKMAK
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291–293
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Functional outcome was satisfactory in the patient with the sequela of Choi type IIA in the follow-up after one year of surgical intervention.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Soft tissue infection and subsequent septic arthritis of the hip developing after chicken pox in a 8-month-old male infant are presented in this case report.
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Key Findings & Data:The diagnosis of septic hip infection was diagnosed lately after the findings of infection resolved and it caused dislocation of the hip.
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Conclusion & Impact:Functional outcome was satisfactory in the patient with the sequela of Choi type IIA in the follow-up after one year of surgical intervention.
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⚙️Variables:Artrit · enfeksiyöz · Su çiçeği

Abstract

Soft tissue infection and subsequent septic arthritis of the hip developing after chicken pox in a 8-month-old male infant are presented in this case report. The diagnosis of septic hip infection was diagnosed lately after the findings of infection resolved and it caused dislocation of the hip. Functional outcome was satisfactory in the patient with the sequela of Choi type IIA in the follow-up after one year of surgical intervention.

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Bu olgu sunumunda 8 aylık erkek bebekte su çiçeği enfeksiyonu sonrası gelişen yumuşak doku enfeksiyonu ve takiben oluşan kalça septik artriti rapor edilmiştir. Septik kalça enfeksiyonu tanısı, enfeksiyon bulguları azaldıktan ve kalçada dislokasyona sebep olduktan sonra geç olarak konmuştur. Cerrahi müdahale sonrası, birinci yıl sonu takibinde Choi tip IIA kalça sekeli olan hastada fonksiyonel sonuçlar tatmin edici bulunmuştur.

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PEHLİVAN, Ö., SÜLEYMANOĞLU, S., ÇİLLİ, F., ÇAKMAK, S. (2008). Su çiçeğinin komplikasyonu olarak geç tanı konmuş ve sekel bırakmış infantil septik kalça dislokasyonu: Bir olgu sunumu. Gülhane Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 50 - Sayı: 4, 291–293. https://ajindex.com/articles/226166

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